Tue, Mar 25
|Memorial House
Women’s History Lecture: Pioneers, Reformers, and Trailblazers
Join us for an engaging lecture exploring the lives and legacies of women in Utah’s history. Our expert panel will share stories of remarkable women—from entrepreneurs and suffragists to community leaders and reformers—who shaped the region in ways often overlooked.
Time & Location
Mar 25, 2025, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Memorial House, 375 N Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84103, USA
About the event
Learn about figures like Bertha Eccles, the force behind the Eccles legacy; Belle London, a madam-turned-reformer who aided women in need; and Kate B. Carter, a historian who shaped the landscape of Utah's heritage industry. Discover how Utah suffragists' rhetoric connected with the national movement and delve into the early history of the DUP. This event is free and open to the public. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the influential women of our past!
Speakers:
Sarah Langsdon is the co-head of Special Collections and University Archives as well as an assistant professor at Weber State University, where she has worked since 1999. She has authored five books on Ogden’s history and is always looking to tell more of Ogden’s stories.
Katherine Kitterman is the Historical Director for Better Days 2020. Katherine has extensive research experience in American women’s history and Mormon history, and public history training in historical interpretation…
Tickets
- Sale ends: Mar 24, 11:59 PM
Complimentary Admission
This ticket grants free access to the lecture, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to attend, regardless of financial circumstances.
$0.00 - Sale ends: Mar 24, 11:59 PM
Pay What You Can Ticket
This ticket allows attendees to contribute an amount that fits their budget, supporting Preservation Utah's mission while ensuring access to the lecture for all.
$+Ticket service fee
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